. - trudges thru blank after blank on the form, asking the question, then slowly repeating and spelling out each answer.... arrrggghh!  

From the article:  "On average, Opendoor sold the homes for $7,844 more than the company paid for them — but, on 17 occasions, Opendoor has sold a home for less than its purchase price, the review found.

My point is...I know a little about Life Insurance...and have stayed in a Holiday Inn Express (and set up Whole Life for kids...conservative long-term vehicle)To my main point...after listening to Patrick Donohoe recently on Michael Blank's podcast, I really started looking at how so many wealthy people DO seem to utilize certain Whole Life policies to (in effect) be their own bank for many purposes. 

The creaters were the McNeils, I have met them on several occasions. 

Its a mindset people.Joe from BaltimoreJoe, ask your title Co to do 2 HUDs (one for seller with blank buyer's side and the other one for buyer with blank ''seller's side rather than covering it with a sheet of paper :-)

I looked into the HomeVestors franchise on a couple of different occasions.  

I also wanted to start with something relatively simple.Here are my initial questions:1) I paid to have the equity $ and pre-foreclosure flag included in my list but the columns are completely blank in my spreadsheet.

J graciously opened up his schedule on a few occasions to talk to me about Oakland and the various neighborhoods.

I asked him who I should list as the seller and he said he'd fill it in.So I filled out the contract, left the seller info blank PDF'ed it and email it to him. 

We have lots of envelopes that already have the return address written out and yellow letters that just have the address area blank (we'll do them at random times during the week).